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LOGOEPISTEMES, ARCHETYPES AND SYMBOLS AS PHRASEME FORMATION FACTORS
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The paper proves that the basis of cognitive phraseology is a linguophilosophical postulate which says that 1) any objects, matters or phenomena are verbalized by indirect derived means only through giving them a special meaning; 2) any facts, that are parts of a verbalizable denotative situation, become a single generalized figurative frame. This is due to the combination of discursively actualized meanings of archetypal and symbolic origin within the logoepisteme, which is under review. The interpretation of its essence is dual. It is based on the ontological interaction between linguistic consciousness and human existence. Two models of epistemes are distinguished: a) a generalized model of a cognitive-philosophical nature, and b) a private model that structures information about individual elements in the view of the world. The authors also raise the problem of the archetypal and the symbolic in signs of indirect derived nomination. The place of archetypes, myths, symbols in the logo-epistemological structure is explored by a phrase. In the course of study, the authors use a method of logoepisteme modeling, analysis of archetypal, mythological, figurative components that underlie phrasemic logo-epistemological structure.
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